XPath – Predicate
Predicate refers to the XPath expression written in square brackets. It refers to restrict the selected nodes in a node set for some condition. For example, S.No.Predicate & Description1/class/student[1]Select first…
XPath – Wildcard
XPath defines the following wildcards on nodes to be used with the XPath expressions. S.No.WildCard & Description1*used to match any node.2.used to match the current node in context.3@*used to match…
XPath – Operators
In this chapter, we'll see XPath operators and functions in details covering commonly used XPath defines and handles. XPath defines Operators and functions on Nodes, String, Number and Boolean types. Following is the…
XPath – Axes
As location path defines the location of a node using absolute or relative path, axes are used to identify elements by their relationship like parent, child, sibling, etc. Axes are named so…
XPath – Relative Path
Location path specifies the location of node in XML document. This path can be absolute or relative. If location path starts with the node that we've selected then it is…
XPath – Absolute Path
Location path specifies the location of node in XML document. This path can be absolute or relative. If location path starts with root node or with '/' then it is…
XPath – Nodes
In this chapter, we'll see the XPath expression in details covering common types of Nodes, XPath defines and handles. S.No.Node Type & Description1Root element node of an XML Document.2Element node.3Text…
XPath – Expression
An XPath expression generally defines a pattern in order to select a set of nodes. These patterns are used by XSLT to perform transformations or by XPointer for addressing purpose.…
XPath – Overview
XPath is a query language that is used for traversing through an XML document. It is used commonly to search particular elements or attributes with matching patterns. This tutorial explains…